Solid and safe against the wild Indians: Play the Fianchetto Taktik \r\nIn this volume Garry Kasparov

\r\nIn this volume Garry Kasparov (world champion between 1985 and 2000 and generally regarded as the greatest player ever) analyses in depth the clashes from 1986 and 1987

This revised and updated edition of a timeless classic will also appeal to those chess fans who want to enjoy the countless curiosities

They are often so complex that pre-tablebase analysis almost always contains errors

This leads to double-edged and tactical positions

such as sacrificing the b2-pawn

Solid and safe against the wild Indians: Play the Fianchetto Taktik \r\nIn this volume Garry KasparovThe King's Indian and Grnfeld are notoriously tricky and theory heavy openings. The Fianchetto avoids the main lines that the second movers are comfortable with and aims for a small but safe advantage. Many are afraid to play against the King's Indian because Black can attack the white king, but in the Fianchetto he finds it very difficult to create any attacking chances. Instead the game often takes a positional course, with White having a little